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Hong Kong restaurant Mott 32 Opens in Singapore

By Aiko TanakaHong Kong
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Hong Kong restaurant Mott 32 will open at Marina Bay Sands by the end of this year.

Operated by MBS and Maximal Concepts, the 7000sqft space will occupy the space of Italian restaurant Nostra Cucina on level B1 at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, which will close within the next two months.

The space will be designed by Joyce Wang Studio, which is also behind the Hong Kong flagship.

Set to offer lunch and dinner daily, the menu will feature signature Mott 32 items such as its apple wood-roasted Peking duck and deluxe dim sum, and some dishes with Singapore flavours.

The restaurant will also have a bar serving Asian-style cocktails.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Where exactly will the new Mott 32 restaurant be located within Marina Bay Sands?

A.

The restaurant will occupy the space previously held by Italian restaurant Nostra Cucina. This location is on level B1 at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, a popular shopping destination.

Q.

Which company will be responsible for operating Mott 32 in Singapore?

A.

The restaurant will be operated by Marina Bay Sands (MBS) in conjunction with Maximal Concepts. This partnership suggests a collaboration between the venue owner and an established restaurant group.

Q.

What kind of design aesthetic can diners expect from the new Mott 32 outlet?

A.

Joyce Wang Studio, the same firm responsible for the design of the Hong Kong flagship restaurant, will be designing the Singapore location. This ensures a consistent and familiar aesthetic.

Q.

What are some of the key menu items Mott 32 will offer in Singapore?

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The menu will feature signature items like apple wood-roasted Peking duck and deluxe dim sum. There will also be some dishes incorporating local Singaporean flavours, alongside Asian-style cocktails from the bar.

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